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Did a couple of (pulled) pork shoulders on Wednesday, finished it off today as pulled pork nachos. Damn, they were good, too!

Nice review, and I agree - nice flavors.

Nice to meet ya, OF. I was stationed at Patrick before I retired in '95. Worked AF Pad Control at 41 (Titan).

Looks like they are worth about this much - http://fullerspullers.us/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_31&products_id=83&osCsid=cbc808b0940db47d48e5b6f618804bb4

Nice review. Try the Glorias Extra, as well - great cigar.

I luvs me some Rhubarb pie! :tu

Welcome back, brutha! Glad to hear you're all better.

You can also have the package picked up, at your house, the next day (if that is where your mail is delivered) for free.

Looks like Tom has come into some IHT type money! :ss Very nice, brutha.

Yeah, I've tried them. I'm glad I only bought a fiver!

Will do, Mike. You hang in there and let us know if ya need anything.

Just finished an 8-9-8 with the morning coffee. Excellent it was. Don't know what's next.

No, not even close. :2

You mean they weren't jumpin' in the boat yellin' "take me, take me?" :D You're losing your touch, Booker.

All of you just calm the hell down. Every time something like this happens, someone who hasn't been here but a minute wants to jump all over someone else who they THINK is doing something wrong. A simple pm would have sufficed. Escalating things doesn't help anyone, and that is exactly what...

Lot 23 Natural, and Habano Corojo.

Mmmmmm, Bacon-Bacon! :D For me, it's a Parti Mille Fleur. Never lets me down.

when you don't know what you're hungry for? You go to the cabinet humi and browse, but don't see anything that really grabs ya. Then it's over to the desktop, but same thing. Then it's back to the cabinet to see if you overlooked anything the first time. Finally, you say the hell with it...

1. Partagas Mille Fleur 2. Perdomo Lot 23 Nat Robusto 3. Don Tomas Sungrown Robusto 4. 5 Vegas Classic 5. Quintero Londres Extra Usually have one or the other everyday.

I love 'em. I got mine at www.caminoviejo.com